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Could you guys explain me in short what are the main advantages of Zdash over the other privacy oriented coins/projects?
There is no development activity, this is a classic pump and dump. The bag holders and the developers premine are counting on a Bittrex add to cash out.
The “low” price is not a bargain it is a high-risk gamble. Good luck
Thank you Rush for your ANALysis, and where did these bagholders come from exactly? The low price is a bargain, and there was never a promise of any pump and dump, care to read the thread before making such retarded claims. The fact you are a legend on bitcointalk does not indicate any intelligence, just someone who farts a lot of shitty statements.
I can understand your hostility and ad hominem attack at being called out as a pump and dump scheme. You have a premine to dump after all.
The user asked what Zdash brings to the privacy table.
Considering there has not been a code commit in months and the devs continued request to spam Bittrex to get listed is enough information to make an informed decision.
I wanted to support Zdash but your immaturity and lack of professionalism are not the traits one looks for in a competent developer. Good luck.
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Could you guys explain me in short what are the main advantages of Zdash over the other privacy oriented coins/projects?
There is no development activity, this is a classic pump and dump. The bag holders and the developers premine are counting on a Bittrex add to cash out.
The “low” price is not a bargain it is a high-risk gamble. Good luck
Thank you Rush for your ANALysis, and where did these bagholders come from exactly? The low price is a bargain, and there was never a promise of any pump and dump, care to read the thread before making such retarded claims. The fact you are a legend on bitcointalk does not indicate any intelligence, just someone who farts a lot of shitty statements.
I can understand your hostility and ad hominem attack at being called out as a pump and dump scheme. You have a premine to dump after all.
The user asked what Zdash brings to the privacy table.
Considering there has not been a code commit in months and the devs continued request to spam Bittrex to get listed is enough information to make an informed decision.
I wanted to support Zdash but your immaturity and lack of professionalism are not the traits one looks for in a competent developer. Good luck.
Yes take your ad hominem elsewhere troll, this forum has the likes of you a dime a dozen.
It’s funny, you still sling out insults but continue to avoid the user’s legitimate question about your pump and dump scheme.
Such a lightweight for a scammer, better work on your game some. Your type are a dime a dozen.
Could you guys explain me in short what are the main advantages of Zdash over the other privacy oriented coins/projects?
There is no development activity, this is a classic pump and dump. The bag holders and the developers premine are counting on a Bittrex add to cash out.
The “low” price is not a bargain it is a high-risk gamble. Good luck
Thank you Rush for your ANALysis, and where did these bagholders come from exactly? The low price is a bargain, and there was never a promise of any pump and dump, care to read the thread before making such retarded claims. The fact you are a legend on bitcointalk does not indicate any intelligence, just someone who farts a lot of shitty statements.
I can understand your hostility and ad hominem attack at being called out as a pump and dump scheme. You have a premine to dump after all.
The user asked what Zdash brings to the privacy table.
Considering there has not been a code commit in months and the devs continued request to spam Bittrex to get listed is enough information to make an informed decision.
I wanted to support Zdash but your immaturity and lack of professionalism are not the traits one looks for in a competent developer. Good luck.
Yes take your ad hominem elsewhere troll, this forum has the likes of you a dime a dozen.
It’s funny, you still sling out insults but continue to avoid the user’s legitimate question about your pump and dump scheme.
Such a lightweight for a scammer, better work on your game some. Your type are a dime a dozen.
If you even bothered to read some, you would know the value of the premine and what each dev is getting monthly, if 4500 coins for 3 devs monthly can make bagholders I want to know how? everything spent from the premine so far was a few bounties and 5 payments to devs, so in total the devs got 7500 coin each, the total each dev will get ever is 18000 Zdash and that’s after 1 year. Now will you explain in numbers how this is a pump and dump scheme and where the bagholders are coming from? instead of redirecting since you are the one who is giving answers…
What I find insulting about your answer is the fact each of the devs is working for what is equal to $15 – $20 a month, and all three have other projects they are involved in and they are basically donating time to zdash, we also invited a number of reputable devs to join us on the same terms. We have not asked for community donations or ico funds, and we spent more on zdash so far than the whole premine is currently worth, A website, severs for explorer and nodes. If you do not know: a dedicated server costs more than our three payments combined monthly. We wanted this to be a community project and not controlled by a certain dev. At any time the community can decide to onboard a new dev and request the premine transferred to him, at which time I will have no issue with that and will still support zdash. The premine in this case is more symbolic than value.
When you want to spew your garbage at us, support it with numbers. Also for your information, Bittrex asks the devs to encourage the community to ask for listing, it’s part of their procedures, we are not doing this to dump the premine because we can not, I even offered bittrex to hold the premine themselves if they wanted. You think any of us is risking their reputation to dump 1 or 2 btc of premine since all three of us are verified and known to exchanges?
The answer to this question:
Could you guys explain me in short what are the main advantages of Zdash over the other privacy oriented coins/projects?
Although I went through this before, Zdash entry point and distribution is much easier to get into whether it’s through mining or exchange, coins which are pumped initially have an expensive entry point, which means the community is made out of large farms and speculators, this is what makes bagholders, Zdash is the only fork of zcash right now that caters to the hobby miners, which means at the current price miners are not farms. Could we pick up farms in the future ? yes, but we will still be the only one started more on the fair side of things. So far we do not have any advantage over any other privacy coins, and do not plan to have any for the short term. We have no roadmaps and no fancy graphics, but know this much, when the time is right everything that we will do will not be to benefit a few people. Mine a few coins and save them, if your mining cost is higher than the exchange price then buy some and hold, at this price you are not making anyone rich and you are not a bagholder. But my own preference is for everyone to own some zdash through mining.
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If you even bothered to read some, you would know the value of the premine and what each dev is getting monthly, if 4500 coins for 3 devs monthly can make bagholders I want to know how? everything spent from the premine so far was a few bounties and 5 payments to devs, so in total the devs got 7500 coin each, the total each dev will get ever is 18000 Zdash and that’s after 1 year. Now will you explain in numbers how this is a pump and dump scheme and where the bagholders are coming from? instead of redirecting since you are the one who is giving answers…
What I find insulting about your answer is the fact each of the devs is working for what is equal to $15 – $20 a month, and all three have other projects they are involved in and they are basically donating time to zdash, we also invited a number of reputable devs to join us on the same terms. We have not asked for community donations or ico funds, and we spent more on zdash so far than the whole premine is currently worth, A website, severs for explorer and nodes. If you do not know: a dedicated server costs more than our three payments combined monthly. We wanted this to be a community project and not controlled by a certain dev. At any time the community can decide to onboard a new dev and request the premine transferred to him, at which time I will have no issue with that and will still support zdash. The premine in this case is more symbolic than value.
When you want to spew your garbage at us, support it with numbers. Also for your information, Bittrex asks the devs to encourage the community to ask for listing, it’s part of their procedures, we are not doing this to dump the premine because we can not, I even offered bittrex to hold the premine themselves if they wanted. You think any of us is risking their reputation to dump 1 or 2 btc of premine since all three of us are verified and known to exchanges?
The answer to this question:
Could you guys explain me in short what are the main advantages of Zdash over the other privacy oriented coins/projects?
Although I went through this before, Zdash entry point and distribution is much easier to get into whether it’s through mining or exchange, coins which are pumped initially have an expensive entry point, which means the community is made out of large farms and speculators, this is what makes bagholders, Zdash is the only fork of zcash right now that caters to the hobby miners, which means at the current price miners are not farms. Could we pick up farms in the future ? yes, but we will still be the only one started more on the fair side of things. So far we do not have any advantage over any other privacy coins, and do not plan to have any for the short term. We have no roadmaps and no fancy graphics, but know this much, when the time is right everything that we will do will not be to benefit a few people. Mine a few coins and save them, if your mining cost is higher than the exchange price then buy some and hold, at this price you are not making anyone rich and you are not a bagholder. But my own preference is for everyone to own some zdash through mining.
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good work DEV mining Zdash and waiting best price .. nice day…
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Activity: 1078
If you even bothered to read some, you would know the value of the premine and what each dev is getting monthly, if 4500 coins for 3 devs monthly can make bagholders I want to know how? everything spent from the premine so far was a few bounties and 5 payments to devs, so in total the devs got 7500 coin each, the total each dev will get ever is 18000 Zdash and that’s after 1 year. Now will you explain in numbers how this is a pump and dump scheme and where the bagholders are coming from? instead of redirecting since you are the one who is giving answers…
What I find insulting about your answer is the fact each of the devs is working for what is equal to $15 – $20 a month, and all three have other projects they are involved in and they are basically donating time to zdash, we also invited a number of reputable devs to join us on the same terms. We have not asked for community donations or ico funds, and we spent more on zdash so far than the whole premine is currently worth, A website, severs for explorer and nodes. If you do not know: a dedicated server costs more than our three payments combined monthly. We wanted this to be a community project and not controlled by a certain dev. At any time the community can decide to onboard a new dev and request the premine transferred to him, at which time I will have no issue with that and will still support zdash. The premine in this case is more symbolic than value.
When you want to spew your garbage at us, support it with numbers. Also for your information, Bittrex asks the devs to encourage the community to ask for listing, it’s part of their procedures, we are not doing this to dump the premine because we can not, I even offered bittrex to hold the premine themselves if they wanted. You think any of us is risking their reputation to dump 1 or 2 btc of premine since all three of us are verified and known to exchanges?
The answer to this question:
Could you guys explain me in short what are the main advantages of Zdash over the other privacy oriented coins/projects?
Although I went through this before, Zdash entry point and distribution is much easier to get into whether it’s through mining or exchange, coins which are pumped initially have an expensive entry point, which means the community is made out of large farms and speculators, this is what makes bagholders, Zdash is the only fork of zcash right now that caters to the hobby miners, which means at the current price miners are not farms. Could we pick up farms in the future ? yes, but we will still be the only one started more on the fair side of things. So far we do not have any advantage over any other privacy coins, and do not plan to have any for the short term. We have no roadmaps and no fancy graphics, but know this much, when the time is right everything that we will do will not be to benefit a few people. Mine a few coins and save them, if your mining cost is higher than the exchange price then buy some and hold, at this price you are not making anyone rich and you are not a bagholder. But my own preference is for everyone to own some zdash through mining.
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It took that many pokes to get you to answer the question. Fair enough, I know where ZDash stands now.
Is the premine address public?
If you even bothered to read some, you would know the value of the premine and what each dev is getting monthly, if 4500 coins for 3 devs monthly can make bagholders I want to know how? everything spent from the premine so far was a few bounties and 5 payments to devs, so in total the devs got 7500 coin each, the total each dev will get ever is 18000 Zdash and that’s after 1 year. Now will you explain in numbers how this is a pump and dump scheme and where the bagholders are coming from? instead of redirecting since you are the one who is giving answers…
What I find insulting about your answer is the fact each of the devs is working for what is equal to $15 – $20 a month, and all three have other projects they are involved in and they are basically donating time to zdash, we also invited a number of reputable devs to join us on the same terms. We have not asked for community donations or ico funds, and we spent more on zdash so far than the whole premine is currently worth, A website, severs for explorer and nodes. If you do not know: a dedicated server costs more than our three payments combined monthly. We wanted this to be a community project and not controlled by a certain dev. At any time the community can decide to onboard a new dev and request the premine transferred to him, at which time I will have no issue with that and will still support zdash. The premine in this case is more symbolic than value.
When you want to spew your garbage at us, support it with numbers. Also for your information, Bittrex asks the devs to encourage the community to ask for listing, it’s part of their procedures, we are not doing this to dump the premine because we can not, I even offered bittrex to hold the premine themselves if they wanted. You think any of us is risking their reputation to dump 1 or 2 btc of premine since all three of us are verified and known to exchanges?
The answer to this question:
Could you guys explain me in short what are the main advantages of Zdash over the other privacy oriented coins/projects?
Although I went through this before, Zdash entry point and distribution is much easier to get into whether it’s through mining or exchange, coins which are pumped initially have an expensive entry point, which means the community is made out of large farms and speculators, this is what makes bagholders, Zdash is the only fork of zcash right now that caters to the hobby miners, which means at the current price miners are not farms. Could we pick up farms in the future ? yes, but we will still be the only one started more on the fair side of things. So far we do not have any advantage over any other privacy coins, and do not plan to have any for the short term. We have no roadmaps and no fancy graphics, but know this much, when the time is right everything that we will do will not be to benefit a few people. Mine a few coins and save them, if your mining cost is higher than the exchange price then buy some and hold, at this price you are not making anyone rich and you are not a bagholder. But my own preference is for everyone to own some zdash through mining.
Triggered
It took that many pokes to get you to answer the question. Fair enough, I know where ZDash stands now.
Is the premine address public?
I have posted screenshots of the community address and my own address as well, I will post another one later today, I only load the wallet up once a month and it’s syncing right now.
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It was explained several times, isn’t? May the force be with ya Joseph, stay strong against those who like to write without researching.
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Greek graduates may soon be able to prove their qualifications by way of a blockchain.
GRNET, the national research and education network of Greece, is working on a pilot project with blockchain research and development company IOHK to verify student diplomas on Cardano, a blockchain that.
The project is notable because it is the first official use case of Cardano, a cryptocurrency and soon-to-be smart contract platform currently under development by IOHK.
The GRNET app will be built on Enterprise Cardano, a private or permissioned ledger version of Cardano. Unlike a public blockchain, where anyone can join in and participate, a private blockchain allows only a restricted set of users to validate block transactions.
So far, three Greek universities are participating in the project. While IOHK is providing the decentralized database, GRNET is providing the web front end and support and will bring together other universities participating beyond the pilot.
Funding for the project comes in part from , a European program for research and innovation. Development of the prototype is already under way, Aggelos Kiayias, IOHK’s chief scientist, told bitcoin Magazine.
Why Diplomas?
Given IOHK’s deep ties with academia, it is no surprise to find the company working on a project that involves universities. But why diplomas?
Putting diplomas on a blockchain takes the paperwork out of the process and makes it easy and simple to check if someone holds a degree.
Typically, when a student graduates, they receive a paper copy of a diploma signed by the dean and co-signed the university’s registrar. All of the students’ transcripts and records are stored in the university’s centralized database.
To confirm that a graduate has the degree they claim to have, an employer has to check the official diploma or call the university. The labor-intensive process makes it too easy for unqualified applicants to slip under the radar.
Putting documents and records on the blockchain eliminates opportunity for fraud in that it allows graduates and universities to “issue a proof that a qualification exists that is undeniable,” said Kiayias. “This is a point of reference that can be agreed [on] by everyone.”
Cryptographic Proof
But to protect student privacy, instead of putting an entire diploma on the blockchain, GRNET plans to put only a cryptographic hash of a diploma on the blockchain.
Digital documents are easy to alter in ways that are undetectable to the human eye. But as long as the digital version shown to an employer hashes to the same output as what is stored on the blockchain, that proves the document is the original, unaltered version.
“We cannot put any plaintext on the blockchain, as diplomas and transcripts are personal information. We only put hashes; we may put entire diplomas and transcripts, but they will always be encrypted,” Panos Louridas, GRNET consultant and associate professor at Athens University of Economics and Business, explained to bitcoin Magazine in an email.
This is not the first effort to store diplomas on the blockchain. In October, to verify digital diplomas using the blockchain.
But Louridas claims the GRNET pilot is different from prior projects in that it stores the entire chain of verification steps on the blockchain. Each step would be recorded as its own immutable transaction on a separate block in the blockchain.
“You don’t really need a blockchain to store diplomas: a simple system with some digital signatures by the host institution would do,” he said. “We want to be able to record that somebody has asked for proof of a degree, that the proof has been granted, that the proof has been forwarded to a verifier, and that the verifier can verify that the degree is valid, and nobody can dispute any of the above steps.”
The three Greek universities taking part in the pilot include, and.
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